Brought to you by OBS reviewer Bridget Strahin We are back with another round of Top 10 “The Avengers” quotes. If you missed our first round, feel free to visit part 1 to check them out. Enjoy! “Are you ever not going to fall for … Continue reading →

Stan Lee Confirmed for Spiderman Cameo (source) It’s been fun seeing him in the previous Marvel movies, it’s like Where’s Waldo, trying to spot him :D. What do you think of this? Are you ready for another Spiderman movie? Spoilery rumor of the day: Did the Dark Knight Rises script … Continue reading →

Buffy the Vampire Slayer may have stopped airing new episodes on television back in 2003, but fans still were able to turn to the comics to read up on their favorite characters. READ MORE AT GATHER HERE I was a huge Buffy the Vampire Slayer fan back in the day; … Continue reading →

Stan Lee Joins With MTV To Create New Comic Series Source:huffingtonpost.com MTV is helping to bring Stan Lee’s newest superhero to life. The network is joining forces with Lee’s POW Entertainment to create a new digital comic series called “The Seekers.” “It involves superheroes, it involves a very high-concept plot, … Continue reading →

Stan Lee creates superheroes to promote hockey. What? Source: Darren Franich @ ew.com Superheroes and hockey seem to have nothing to do with each other…possibly because they have nothing to do with each other. That’s all going to change: According to Variety, comic book legend and cameo superstar Stan Lee … Continue reading →

New Sorcerer’s Apprentice trailer with cooler action, F/X In the new movie—based on the animated segment of Fantasia—Jay Baruchel plays the apprentice to a sorcerer (Nicolas Cage) in present-day New York. The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, which was directed by Jon Turteltaub and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, opens July 16. See the … Continue reading →

Vampire Novels You Should Be Reading teenfiction.suite101.com: Though Twilight‘s popularity has pushed vampires into the spotlight (or sunlight) once again, vampire tales have had a place on shelves for years. In 1819, John William Polidori wrote what some call the first vampire tale: “The Vampyre.” Since, vampires have captured readers … Continue reading →